The result reverses a Quantus Insights poll from Sept. 28-29, which gave Hinson a lead of 48.5% to 46.6% among lean voters. Other surveys in late September showed Turek ahead, with an Insider Advantage poll at 47.4% to 45.7% and a Big Data poll at 46.5% to 42.2%. While Kalshi prediction markets favored Hinson on Oct. 1 with 59% odds of winning, VoteHub's polling average on Sept. 26 called the race a dead heat with Turek leading by 0.9 points.
